Chevy Silverado

Lyrics: Tucker Beathard/Ilsey Juber/Gavin Lucas/Heath Warren/Bailey Zimmerman Music: Tucker Beathard/Ilsey Juber/Gavin Lucas/Heath Warren/Bailey Zimmerman White Chevy Silverado That I bought with money that I borrowed And I, I can still remember You kissing my lips and backing me up against the fender Yeah, we got lost in that backseat 'fore this thing ran on memories A couple dreams and some heartbreaking miles ago Help me out tell me how'd your heart get so cold Tell me where did our young love get so old Went from holding on tight to letting me go I said I love you and I wish you never said it back Took this unleashed polaroid off my dash I ain’t got the girl in it but I still have this white Chevy Silverado And it'll drive all night to get to you tomorrow And it would If you said I should A little love would get it runnin' good And there's a hundred pack a horses waiting under the hood And I'd love it baby if you could Help me out tell me how'd your heart get so cold Tell me when did our young love get so old Went from holding on tight to letting me go I said I love you and I wish you never said it back Took this unleashed polaroid off my dash I ain’t got the girl in it but I still have this white Chevy Silverado Help me out tell me how'd your heart get so cold Tell me where did our young love get so old Went from holding on tight to letting me go I said I love you and I wish you never said it back Took this unleashed polaroid off my dash I ain't got the girl in it but I still have This white Chevy Silverado The only ride for this heart-broke desperado

Audio Editing: Austin Shawn/Brian David Willis Recording Assistant: Austin Brown/Chris VanOverberghe/Zach Kuhlman Lead Vocals: Bailey Zimmerman Acoustic Guitar: Tim Galloway Backing Vocals: Austin Shawn Drums: Jerry Roe Recording: Drew Bollman Organ: Dave Cohen Mandolin: Tim Galloway Programming: Austin Shawn Electric Guitar: Rob McNelley/Tim Galloway Bass: Jimmie Lee Sloas Mastering Engineer: Austin Shawn Additional Production: Austin Shawn Mixing Engineer: Jim Cooley